Why Should We Need Muggles to Accept and Recognize Us?!

Linley's idea struck the Prime Minister as incredibly novel, and he instinctively felt that it was feasible.

The Prime Minister's eyes seemed to shine as he continued Linley's thought. "By then, wizards in the public's eyes will be regarded as exceptionally gifted people, like mathematical geniuses, physics geniuses, or inventive geniuses, rather than beings apart from humanity."

"People will only envy their talents. They will not resort to extreme measures to harm them just to obtain those talents. Just as people would never dig out a mathematical genius's brain and stuff it into their own heads to acquire their mathematical gift."

The Prime Minister spoke excitedly.

Linley smiled in affirmation and said softly, "That's right, Mr. Prime Minister. This is the Fusion Plan!"

Gradually integrating wizards into ordinary society until they ultimately became part of it—this was the core of the Fusion Plan!

The Prime Minister nodded vigorously and said seriously, "I understand. Mr. Rowle, Ms. Lowell, Mr. Crouch, I agree to the Fusion Plan! Furthermore, I will fully cooperate with its implementation. Wizards and ordinary people should never have been separated!"

Linley smiled and looked toward Barty Crouch Sr.

As Minister for Magic, Barty Crouch Sr. extended his hand to the Prime Minister and said softly, "Then, happy cooperation!"

The Prime Minister grasped Barty Crouch Sr.'s hand, his face full of smiles. "Happy cooperation!"

A week later.

The International Confederation of Wizards convened in the outskirts of London. As the host of this International Confederation of Wizards meeting, the British Ministry of Magic had worked through the night to construct a magnificent conference building in the London suburbs.

Wizard representatives from various countries, dressed in wizarding robes, entered the conference building in an orderly manner. Their strange attire drew no attention from anyone—or rather, there were no Muggles